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Read, aud Order what You should Have.
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Each township trustee should HAYES trus-
tees record, road record, poor record, and a
full set of township reports and other blanks,
worth at least s.. Also some stationery.
Each township treasurer should have a
treasurer's record.
Each township clerk should have a clerks
record and warrant book
Each justice of the peace should have a
civil docket, criminal docket. stray record,
transcripts. compiled laws of 1885, and a full
assortment of blanks.
Each constable should have an assortment
of blanks.
Each road overseer should have road
overseer's account book, receipt book for
labor, receipt book for extra work, and re-
ceipt book for material used.
The above should be furnished 10 the off
GERS of each well regulated township, at the
expense of the township.
For sale at the EAGLE Office Orders
promptly filed by mail or express prepaid
4S-tf wilt
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A Common Mistake,

Why do so many intelligent persons stub.
bornly refuse to take any kind OF medicine
for slight illness, when first taken sick, and
when the greatest benefit may be derived
from plain simple treatment; Nearly alwayt
the first act of physician when called, is te
prescribe remedies to move the bowels, to
regulate the liver, open the secretions and
aid nature Why do not intelligent persons
take the same plain treatment in time them
selves, try it and take st. Patrick's pills, they
are guaranteed to give satisfaction. They
act mildly without gripping or irritation, and
are thorough in their effect, they are q per.
feet physic for men, women or children. Sold
by Aldrich, Brown & Allen. Hat
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, July y.
Drovers Journal reports Cattle. receipts $50; ship
ments 99I sarket higher. Shipping Steers $50 70
1870 pounds IS 1904 81; stockers auG feeders 81 5ug
8 10 cows, bulls ard mixed 81 25GISW; bulk 81 'ea'
3 Is; Texas cattle 81 e06pS 3
Hogs-Receipts 5000. shipments 4so0 Market
stroTg Rough aud mixed s. 1905 80; packing and
shipping IS 2J@5 b; light q 1905 IS; skips s3G5 w
Sheep-Receipts SGsl shipments - Markel
stead " All shorn natives So a. 80; western s. lug
s Is: Texans 81 1903 ~; lambs S. 5b@3 IS.
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Notice to Patrons.

We have on our books many pieces of
nronertv that was listed with u during the
months of March. April and May. AS we are
daily receiving letters from all sections, ask
ing us to send price list of our city property,
we would be pleased if our friends who have
placed property with us would call at our
office and revise their list, as we do not with
to give prices that we cannot stand by. We
will also be pleased if persons who have good
desirable property will call and leave their
list " 18th us, as we have constant calls for de-
sirable property and can always make sales
for our patrons when the property is good
and at the market price.
HARDY SOLOMON & Sons,
52tf 331 Douglas avenue
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1T. Louis Live STOCK.

st. LOUIS. July g.
Cattle-Rcts, &c., shpt 1900; market higher. choice
heavy native steers 81 So@4 81; shippers n
steers fair to good S. 509l4 80; feeders far 70
good s3 O063 30; stockers fair TO good 81 OOS So
Texas common TO choice. 81 U@3 60
choice heavy and butchers selections S5 3O1
40 packing fair to good, s. 0OS5 80 workers me
dunn to prime. IS 0(5 3d. pigs common I'd good "a D
Q5 %. 800 A.,
sheep-Receipts. 600. shipments 100 market firm
clipped fair to; choice 1904 10, lambs 7oGG4 60,
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Oklahoma.

A complete History and Guide Of Oklsho'
ma illustrated with sectional map OF the In
dian Territory, by Col E. c. Cole. Every
body cotemplating going to that country
should have one. It is the only history ever
written of that wonderful country. Price
60c and 81. 90. by mail. Oklahoma Publish
ing Co., Wichita, Kas., and news dealers
generally LIT
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
The Last Two Grand Excursions

The Last Two Grand Excursions
OF this season to San Francisco, taking in all
southern California points and return, will
be sold by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad Company on Thursdays, July 2lst
and 2sth instances. Going via the great
middle route, permitting stop over OF one
day Saturday at Las Vegas hot Springs,
and the following day Sunday at old Santa
Fe, New Mexico, if desired thence via Los
Angeles, with special side trip free to San
Diego, enrou5e to San Fra cisco, Return
ing via the Denver s. Rio Grande railroad
through Ogden, Salt Lake City,. taking in
the Switzerland of America, via tie great
scenic line The tickets will be sold for $50
for the round trip, limited six months from
date of sale Other special stop over priv
ileges will be permitted within the limit of
the ticket Sleeping car accommodations
for the trip can be secured from Wichita,
also further Information will he cheerfullT
given upon application at the Union ticket
office, No. 122 North Main street and Union
depot
H. B. keller, W. D. MURDOCH,
Dist. Pass. Agt. No Ticket Agt
147 n Nam street. No. 122 n. Main
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At 4 Sacrifice.

Five acres on College Hill, single or in
bulk, full view of the city, and best of drain
age. five lots on Washington avenue Z. +. n.
of Ninth street. Four lots prominent corner
Rosenthal addition. Twelve lots including
crner, Mascot addition, North Emporia
avenue Prominent real estate men always
handle it % st
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Geo S. Mosher, representing r. l.. Polk d
Co, of Chicago, is in the city gathering data
and Statistics TOR the snsss State Gazet tier
ard ousia' : directory, reliable work which
the business department OF this office places
great value upon, and which is a constant
companion during business hours. 5l-St*
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The ST. Thomas Disaster.

ST. THOMAS. Ont, July 23.-Evidence
given last night at the inquest into the le-
cent railway disaster went to show that 1t
was caused through the failure OF Conduc-
tor Spettigue to test the air brakes before
leaving Port Stanley. He has been arrest
ed and INQUEST ad iourned until Monday.
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DIVIDEND.
Ark,nsas Yaller Agrlcultural Societ,

Arkansas Valley Agricultural Society.
A second dividend of ten dollars $40 per
share has been declared on each share of the
capital stock in the Arkansas Valley Agri-
cultural Society. Shareholders will please
call on the secretary for an order on the
treasurer for the amout of dividend due, as
his or her interest may appear.
D. A. MITCHELL, Secretary.
Wichita, July 13, 1887. wl'4td4S ut.
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California Excursion.

One more ''grand circuit" excursions to
California and return, will leave Wichita via
the Missouri Pacific, eft. Scott route, at
9:35 a. M, July 18th and July 9th. Good
six months. Choice Of routes returning
Stop overs allowed at all points. Cheap one
way excursions run same dates. For par
ticulars call on or address N. G. keeran,
City Ticket and Passenger Agent, l27 North
Main street. d39-u
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To the Point.

What are called random shots of speech
often have peculiar knack of hitting the
mark. Not long since negro customer en-
tered barber shop in Liverpool, and said:
u hope. gentlemen, you do not object to
smoking The barber, without turning
around finn his occupation, replied: $50
on; smoke till yon are black in the face
Chambers Journal
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DR.. VIM. HALL,
SPECIALIST.

Piles, Fistula and all diseases
of tfe rectum cured without
knife, ligature or cAust1c No
money TO be paid until patient Is
cured. Blood and skin diseases
successfully treated Private
chronic and sexual diseases OF
roth sexes q speciality. Consul
tatton free. Once, l43 n Main
street. over WOCCman'S Bank, z.
o. box 027, Wichita, Kansas
Send for csrcziar. eS1
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
Weather RenOrt.

WASHINGTON, July "a. a m.-For
Missouri: Fair weather, winds shifting to
southerly, higher temperature.
Kansas: Fair weather, warmer, winds
generally southerly
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Killed by a Mad Bull.

CHICAGO, July pa Detroit special
says: Eli Parkes, prominent citizen of
Charlotte. was literally torn to pieces by a
mad bull this morning The remains were
found scattered about the premises. The
bull was shot
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Winners in New York.

New YORK, July 23.-Winners at Mon
mouth Park: Bess Los Angeles, Batrium,
Ole, Young Duke, Eufala, Mann.
Winners at Brighton Beach: Manhat-
tan, Big Head, Souvenir, Armstrong, Lutte,
Arnolam, Het Band, Major.
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Treatment of q Boil.

A well known physician says that a boil
should not be allowed to progress if it can be
stopped at the outset, as the system is more
likely to be poisoned than relieved by the
gathering matter. The boil should be painted
with iodine, and will not amount to anything
if taken in the first stage.-Boston Budget.
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Child and Home Burned.

DELrHos, Kan, July 23.-The home Of
George NJ Brubaker of this place was
burned here today and his two year old
child was burned to death.
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Railroad Magnates Gone Abroad.

NEW YORK, July 23.-Among the pas
sengers on the steamer Etruris which sail
ed this morning for Liverpool, were Robt.
Garret and Chauncey II. Depew
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LsoaE Register.

PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1884
Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, Kansas.
Gentlemen:-We have seen one Of ycCr
Mortgage Loan Registers at the Office OF the
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co., Shts
city, and shall be obliged il You VIII send tins
company one similar in all respects at your
earliest convenience. and remain
Respectfully yours,
THEODORS FROTHINGHAM
d6ftf+ Secretary.
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Diamond Dust.

PITTsBURG, July 23-Ed. Morris, the
left handed pitcher, was sold to the New
York club by President Nimick. 1t is
stated the Pitisburg club received $4,000
for him
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Ens sale

On easy terms, several pieces OF desirable
property in good prospective business iocali-
ties. For price and terms enquire OF {. A
Philips. agent Adams and Wells Fargo &
Co.'S, Express. 3l-u
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Contractors,

Bids to build, per plans and specifications,
a residence and q business block for Rodolph
Hatfield, will be received at our office up to
3 O'Clock D. III. July Is, 1887.
PROUDFooT & BIRD,
54-6t Architects
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NJ. Louis Gram ana PROVISIONS.

81. LOUIS, July 70,
Flour-Cnchanged.
Whest-No. 2 red cash, n34; July, 1l3s: clos
ing l; August 715sa7l5s closing 7i5s September IS
DISK, closing 1919; October $50 Oh, closing a
Corn-Casn 3314; August. 1854 September S4sst3i1s,
closing 3454
osts-Quiet. Cash 2414 August 2S7s
Rye-46.
Eggs-Eirm z cents.
Dutter-Quiet easy; creamery 16@sis; dairy E@l6.
Fork-Old mess SIG GO; new Sl5 10,
Lard-$540
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Summer Tourist Tickets
To the lakes and ali resorts Of the NORTH
and east are now On sale az the eft Scctr'
office To those who contemplate leavuSf
the city during the heated term, the M,ssonri
Pacific R'y, EFT. Scott Route" offer advsn
tages in the way Of elegant reclining CHAR
cars, palace sleepers, fast time, etc. I'D
ecualled by any competing lire. For tourist
guide, maps and other information, cab 81
or address, n. G Keeran, City Passenger
and Ticket Agent, II Main ST 2l-tf
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For Sale at 4 Bargain.

A frst-class harness shop in live western
county seat town OF so population Bust
ness is now making a clear profit or sl5O
a month The stock will invoice about
81 $50 Other business needing my whole
attention is only reason for selling THIS
means 81, 900 var TO the man who gets it,
Address II. H, EAGLE office, Wichita, Kan
wl7-6t-d52 ct.
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Yellow Fever Report.

KEY WEST, Fla, July 2S.-Five new
cases of yellow fever have developed since
Yesterday and one death has occurred.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Seventy-two feet between Pearl &. Tim
merly. on Market street Price, 81 500: hall
cash: balance in six months. A snap.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

We expect our grocery wagons next week
They will be the finest ever brought to this
city Don't buy till you investigate.
562t KELLY 81 DUNBAR
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Kansas CIty Lave STOCK.

KANSAS CrrY. July IS.
Cattle. Receipts, 6Ss shipments. 1855. higher
5000 10 choice IS Sl9S 40 common TO medium. q -
ssSe stockers g. U0&2 50; feeding steers q az
90 cows common To choice, o. ittS2 ~
Eogs - Receipts, gal; shipments 1441; hig ,ei;
good 20 choice e5 @-5 -. common 70 meoiuh
ODG5 ~; skips and pigs e. S9a5 %.
Sheep.-Receipts 962; shipments -: steady;
sood 70 choice s. 5asS 3. common Go medium -
a. IS
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Another Suuabbls a bout Cleveland

ST. LOUIS, July pa few days ago the
Ohio & Mississippi made special rates for
the committee that leaves this city tonight
to invite the president to visit St Louis.
On account of this today the Vandalis an
nounces SIS round trip rate open to the
public. and that road claims that the .. Il
NJ. violates the interstate commerce law 10y
discriminating In favor or members of the
presidential invitation committee.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

c. A. Pillsbury & Co., are the largest
-four manufactures in the world. Miller 6
Pavey agents, room Fechheimer Block.
d-29f
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We can get you ans kind of trade you
desire. Call on us. Gillespie & Stump, No.
30 East Douglas avenue, room up stairs.
d53-tf
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Hot W~ther Trade,

Eighty acre farm near Green, well i'm
proved, to trade for good city property
Win paw from one TO two thousand dollars
cash difference if q good bargain.
WALKER & FIKLpER,
SIT Us n. Main
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Ladies will find Misses Kaufman & Kobr
at Woodwor his shoe store, l56 =. Main.
slot
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SGT
Guardians Sale.

For sale, the north halt Of the east half Of
The southwest quarter Of section three, In
township "a, range l east.
The above described land belongs &c the
state of c. c. Alliston, and will be OF sale
for q few DAYS. This land is near the ioca
non OF TIE Congregational college.
T6ts e. B. JEwEfT,
Guardian for the heirs. Office Temple Block
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Lost.

Very early Tuesday morning, on Mosley
south of Third to Douglass or On Douglas
west to Topeka avenue, black, brocade silk
parasol with heavy black lace, and blue and
old gold lining. Return to Eagle Office or
southwest corner Third and MOsley and get
your reward Monta Dunbar. d53-6r
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Arrasene chenille, zephyr, wash silks,
sephyrs and other fancy work materials at
Kaufman .SlKohr, 156 n. Main, in Wood
worth's shoe store. 546t
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Summer Tourist Tickets

Stamping speciality at Kaufman & Kohr
156 n Main. H-6t
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The north half Of South University plac
add; buy now before they advance 1l2-f
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| "ANTED-Ladies and gentlemen to learn t 9. e.
w graphy. Day course 'n6D. night course g %
per tn. .ul course Including al Finds o. rail
road and station work S3atsi For full particulars
call at room No. g. College building from U pm
or address g. ". Foster IN OF southwestern
Business college, Wichita. kans. 81 b-Hi>
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

"ANTED-Borrowers Tor money on FIRST mort
w cages on farms. II You want 70 renew ' our
old loans at low rate % INTEREST call on US Wien
ita RanRfng Co. No. 1le1E. Douglas ave. 52dwlsU
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NeN York Money.

Ne~ York Money.
Nyw YORK. July q
xorey On call easyts: 8 per cent: closed at
Prime mercantile paper 51846.
Sterling exchange duh but firm st S212 for ~ Gay
oils and 81 631S for demand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-22
ITALY, TEX, oct. %, 1887.
70 the Editor OF the Gazette

ITALY, TEX, oct. %, 1887.
To the Editor OF the Gazette.
The boom continues. The residence Of
Mr.. Met Ward is about completed
Messrs. Wynn and Clayton are both hsv-
ing houses built. Mr.. Fields of Glen
Rose has moved his family to our town,
and he is now opening up large stock
Of goods. Mr.. J. w. Clark is having his
dwelling enlarged. Mr.. Neil of Rice has
bought lot and will move this week.
Other buildings are contemplated.
Mr.. Joe Grifis had very enjoyable
birthday sociable on the 18Th inst. We
hope he may live long, and as the years
roll by that he may remember his friends
as on this occasion.
Mr. D. G. Mosley Of Montague county
came to our town yesterday, and
at 7:S0 p. m. YVES married to Miss
Jennie Moore, Rev. Kennon oficiat-
ing. After the ceremony the guests
were invited into the dining room,
where the table was loaded with the
"good things" usually found at wed
ding feast.
The happy pair leave this morning for
their home IN Montague county. Mrs.
Mosley leaves 3 host of warm friends.
From the appearances we think there
will be more weddings in the near future.
TIE railroad is nearing completion.
Drummers are plentiful, sometimes
five day.
The cool weather has caused the gen.
eral health OF the community to improve.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-22
Fire at TEIRrkRnR.

TExARKANA, TEX, Oct. 21,-A discs.
trous fire occurred here this morning st
4 O'Clock at the Bowie Lumber Company
mills known as Roseboros, in the vicinity
of the city. The drying house, containing
a lsrge quantity of lumber, was burned,
the loss amounting to about $4,000
This is the largest lumher mandatory
in Northern Texas, and has traine Gre
company OF mere than fifty men from
their employees and complete apparatus,
ard but for the timely efforts of these
men with the AID of one of the city COM
psnies, many millions Of feet of lumber
would nave been lost. The company hsd
only about $1,000 insurance on the prop
erty destroyed, which is nearly equally
divided between the local agencies here.
No damages to the mill or machinery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-22
GALVESTON,

Quarantine Schooner Wrecked Jumps
Overheard - Taxable Property of Cal
weston
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. 21.-General A.
r. Johnson and Captain B. Badges Of
Burnett, who have been spending several
days here in the interest of the new CITY
OF Marble Falls, returned home this after
noon. During their stay here they ex-
hlbited great array of mineral speci.
mems, embracing iron ore, camel coal,
granite 3 marble, onyx, lithographing
stone and several qualities of superior
cements, all of which are products of
Burnett county and found in large guam
titles around Marble Falls. General
johnson succeeded in interesting some of
Galveston's heaviest capitalists, sud the
railroad from Burnett 10 Marble Falls will
be built at once, to be followed
by the early development of the
line mineral resources of that section.
captain Burrows of the steamship San
Marcos which arrived from New York to-
day reports that on the 18Th inst. coal
handler named John LEM committed
suicide by jumping overheard.
Captain Hutchings, superintendent of
the life-ssving stations for this district
received q telegram from the keeper of
the Saluris station, stating that the quar-
antine schooner Josephine wss wrecked
on the 18th inst and Is total loss. No
lives were lost.
The assessors books, nearly COM
pleted, show the assessed value of tax.
able property in the city and county of
Galveston for the current year aggregate
over $22, 100000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-22
Prospects and Holes.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-The Tortilita sill
yer mine of Arizona has lately been extern
sively advertised throughout the east.
Shares were placed at So and efforts have
been made to interest working men and
farmers in the scheme. Stock to the ex-
tent of $50, 600 was issued and consid-
cradle portion has been placed with poor
people. The Herald some time ago sent
mining engineer out to inspect the prop
erty and his report is printed this morn
Ing. 1t says persons living near the mines
in Arizona regard them as Of little value
The mines merely consist Of prospects"
and holes and barely paY the wages of
thirteen mer. 1t is shown that the mines
have been q failure from the start and
that they have paid no dividends, and
when yielding the largest amount of ore
they bankrupted their owners and we're
sold at sheriff sale for s15, 200.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-22
CLAREsYILLR CAPTURED.
A Day of Rare Excite mont.

ADsy OF Rare Excitement.
Special to the Gazette.
CLARksvILLE, TEX Oct. 21.-This town
and the surrounding country turned out
en- masse to-day to see the great trains of
the Doris & Colvin circus arrive. Much
talk had proceeded the show regarding
the sjZs of the trains. Your correspon-
dent measured the cars. They are seven
tT feet in length, any one of them being
twice the size OF tie cars OF the other cir
cuses. The show Is all buils on that
principle. It is the biggest ever seen
here, and our people say the best, also.
The crowd in 8ttendanee. wss estimated
st 20, 900. the surroundtng country being
ably represented. One group of the ele-
plants are made to perform In the street
parade, much to the enjoyment O. our
juvenile Population. The show will be
In Fort Werth on Tuesday, November
l. predicsa big business for it there,
as its size and merit surpass any two
shows in the state. The big show, unlike
the last one here, exhibited all it had ad-
vsrtised and gave general satisfaction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-22
a Dangerous Woman,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Oct. 81 Mrs.
Clara Bell Mcdonald, who is defendant
in a suit for divorce begun by her hus-
band R Fl. Mcdonald, Jr., vice-president
of the Pacific bank, went to the reception
room Of the Baldwin hotel last night,
where she met her father-in-lsw, r Il.
Mcdonald, president of the Pacific bank,
8 well-known philanthropist and candl-
date for Governor on the prohibition
ticket at the last state election Mrs.
Mcdonald demanded Sl00, 200, which she
sgreed to accept as compromise in the
divorce case, and upon her father in-law
refusing the amount she drew q revolver
and shot at him three times. None Of the
shots took effect, and the woman was
placed under arrest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-22
WRECKED AT SEA,
The Human Freight OF Vessel Picked Up
in Mid-Oceav

The Human Freight OF Vessel Picked Up
in Mid Oceau.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81. - An Antwerp
special to the Telegraph says: "The
Norwegian bark Bravo just arrived from
Charleston reports that on September 90,
in latitude So, longitude 40 west, she
picked up Captain Omaha, Captain
Cansha's wife, two sailors and thirty-six
passengers of the American schooner
Carrie W. Clark. The Clark was bound
from F.yol to Boston. She had encoun
tered hurricane on September II, and
after heavy laboring caused by tremendous
seas, the foremost had to be cut a9ay. A
few moments afterwards tremendous
sea and gust of winds struck the vessel
and the main mast went by the board,
breaking of about thirty feet above the
deck. The remarkable part OF the story
brought by the Bravo Is that while the
captain thought best to desert the
schooner. the crew and passengers re-
manned aboard refusing to leave her, de-
pending upon what was left of the main
mast and sail to bring the vessel safely
into port